Felt discriminated by the staff in the store and felt watched and unsafe the entire time I was in…read morethere, not sure if it was the way I dressed or my skin color or sexual orientation or maybe because I'm a younger individual shopping in a predominantly elderly store, but no one asked to help carry the 10 items I had in my hand, wasn't asked by anyone if I could help finding sizes or a fitting room, the cashier with #s 4**062, African American woman, laughed at me and looked at me, like I had the answers to a question that I should of known on the floor, I genuinely did not know if you guys had sizes in the back because the shelves are full of random clutter and mess,... "we have a system to check sizes" she said..........no duh, LITERALLY NO DUH who doesn't, it was rude and disrespectful, and as someone who demonstrates genuine positive energy and a collected manner to everyone it was insulting and as someone who works in RETAIL administration it was exactly what stores, leaders or associates, should not be doing in a retail field... and my receipt states my salesperson was A'jon?! That was a lie, a full on lie on my receipt, I was not helped by anyone, otherwise I would of had some idea of what was going on inside that mess of a store, I had no desire to purchase anything that night after trying on but felt so incredibly pressured I purchased one item a flannel, that I was absolutely in love with when I first saw it online, and now I want to return, and will never step into your store again and will make sure others around me or on my media don't neither ...and yes I was the one wearing the vintage hoodie on dec/7 with the fur line, just so you know who I am, the store is is an absolute disaster and as a retail personnel myself your store needs to evaluate its customer service and the African American manager who nearly threw a shirt at me walking to the Oxford section was shocking. What if I was a secret visitor? Or exect? Or your family? Learn how to treat customers of any skin color and sex orientation correctly and yes, my message will relay to others, because no one with the basic idea of simple inclusion, equality, and respect will step in your stores again. It was disgusting behavior the way I was treated, that's not how large businesses should be running. Please never treat a customer like that ever again especially since I am someone who deals with extremely severe anxiety I felt like I was going to pass out in there it was a terrifying feeling honestly, I was so uncomfortable and it belittled me, I quite literally started sweating SO bad, I was so embarrassed and I did NOTHING, I did not steal, I did not say anything rude or bother anyone, I simply walked in the store with the intention to simply shop. Coach and evaluate your team on simple customer service!!! And I also heard several workers cursing on the floor... so there's that, you guys are terrible people.